Unrestricted 18.94 Acres Near Cameron TX – Creek, Power, No Zoning

"Set just outside the city limits of Cameron, Texas, this stunning 18.94-acre property offers wide-open space, incredible versatility, and all the freedom of unrestricted Texas land. Located off Gillis Road in Milam County, this tract delivers everything you're looking for—flat, buildable land, dirt road access, power availability, and no zoning restrictions—making it a perfect fit for homesteaders, investors, recreational users, and those seeking off-grid freedom. Measuring approximately 300 feet wide by 1,450 feet deep, the property provides an impressive footprint to build your dream home, establish a small farm, or simply claim a large slice of peaceful Texas countryside. Whether you're building a barndominium, modular home, mobile/manufactured home, multifamily unit, or traditional site-built home, the choice is entirely yours. Even RVs are welcome, giving you maximum flexibility to use the land how you see fit. Access is no problem with legal and physical entry via a well-traveled gravel road. The property is easy to reach and enjoys the kind of rural privacy that’s increasingly hard to find. For easy navigation, use GPS coordinates 30.8427, -96.9671 to locate the land. This parcel is flat and buildable, making construction simple and cost-effective. There’s even a visible creek that runs through the middle of the land, enhancing the property’s beauty and creating additional recreational potential. At the rear of the property, a section of the land includes natural wetland features, adding biodiversity, privacy, and habitat potential for wildlife enthusiasts, all while preserving the vast majority of the land for active use. Power is already available at the street, giving you a head start when you're ready to develop. A septic system and well will need to be installed—common for the area and ideal for those seeking independence from city utilities. This land lies in an unincorporated area of Milam County, which means no zoning and no HOA. That means fewer restrictions, fewer delays, and complete control over how you use your land. It’s an ideal environment for: Small farms and livestock operations Private homesteads with room to expand and grow Hunting and camping retreats with year-round use Recreational use like ATVs, nature trails, or off-grid getaways Investors looking to buy and hold or eventually subdivide You’ll enjoy the wide-open feel of rural Texas while still being just minutes from the conveniences of Cameron, a historic Central Texas town with stores, services, schools, and a tight-knit community. The location also offers easy access to major highways and regional cities, while keeping you far enough removed to enjoy the serenity and stillness of your own land. This property is ideal for: Families who want to build a home and create a legacy Buyers seeking land with natural water features like a creek Ranchers or hobby farmers needing space for livestock or agriculture Outdoor enthusiasts wanting room to explore, build trails, or hunt Investors looking for highly usable, unrestricted land in a growth area Land of this size, with this level of access and no restrictions, is getting harder to find in Texas—especially with a clear title, legal road access, power at the road, and a build-ready flat topography. At Max Acres, every parcel we offer is thoroughly vetted to ensure a smooth and secure buying experience. We work with licensed title companies and real estate professionals to deliver marketable title and transparent transactions. With over 1,000 land deals closed across the U.S., we specialize in helping buyers confidently purchase the land that fits their goals. To learn more about this property and view similar listings, visit MaxAcres.com. Our listings move fast, but our team is always ready to guide you every step of the way. Whether you’re ready to build now or plan for the future, this 18.94-acre tract in Milam County is a smart, flexible investment and a beautiful place to plant your roots. Reach out today to secure your piece of Texas freedom."